IN THE PRESS

“Using an algorithm to calculate the likelihood that a lawsuit will
succeed, the company then invests in cases it deems promising. If a plaintiff it has funded
prevails, Legalist takes a percentage of the winnings.”

“Legalist, founded by a pair of Harvard undergrads, uses a vast
database of local legal records to determine the likelihood that the case will succeed: and
if the algorithm says the case can win, Legalist funds the suit.”

“Legalist uses algorithms to help figure out which lawsuits have the
best chance of winning.”

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